Our researchers were curious whether a one-time, federally funded grocery benefit of $120 per child in the summer was associated with changes in food insufficiency for families.
NEW in @JAMANetworkOpen ⬇️
https://t.co/TWE55JBUt4
FRIDAY READING 📰
Environmental Factors Shape Child Population Health: How Researchers Can Help Develop New Interventions and Policies
https://t.co/xFsIhGbk2g
How are short-term changes in air pollution related to spontaneous preterm birth?
A team of CHOP and Penn researchers explored this question in @AnnalsOfEpi
🔗: https://t.co/IuxYE05kNY
Which patient characteristics and presenting concerns are linked to elevated suicide risk among adolescents visiting the emergency department for physical health concerns?
PolicyLab researchers answered this question in a recent study ⬇️
https://t.co/XHd8pnXXpO
📰 FRIDAY READING
Preterm Babies Often Face Early Language Delays as Children. CHOP Teamed Up With a Philly Mom to Help Reduce This Risk
https://t.co/BmLZwLs0rr
Family-centered rounds are standard of care in pediatrics. Yet only half of caregivers who prefer a language other than English participate.
Our researchers tried to improve that rate ⬇️
https://t.co/EkO6G7OGER
How did continuous Medicaid coverage during the COVID-19 pandemic impact children's health, development and academic outcomes?
Drs. Erica Eliason (@eleliason) and @AditiVasan asked this question in a recent @AcademicPeds study ⤵️
https://t.co/7V0G651xTW
Some research is best explored through conversation.
🎧️ Our latest audio feature examines how immigration policy uncertainty can affect prenatal care access, and what providers can do to help immigrant families feel safe seeking care.
https://t.co/wZ1lI53GKg
Our researchers wanted to know whether naloxone was available for teens in school.
In a recent study in Substance Use: Research and Treatment, they surveyed school nurses to find the answer ⬇️
https://t.co/fICU2cnkeW
NEW in @ResearchSleep
Associations Between Daily Neighborhood Crime and Physical Disorder Exposure and Sleep Patterns in Adolescents
https://t.co/K9ba6kfo2j
What does it look like to foster the sexual health of teens amid current policy and funding uncertainty?
Dr. Marne Castillo and Bevin Gwiazdowski gave us a peek into how they’re navigating their research and what they’re learning in real time.
https://t.co/587aK4gKbJ
No single system can meet every family’s needs when they’re experiencing intimate partner violence. A new PolicyLab blog shares examples of how health, human service, and community organizations can work together to support families.
https://t.co/rObrT1YHIu
Dr. Dan Zheng spoke with @GoHealio about new research examining racial disparities in survival among children with AML, including the role of illness severity at diagnosis and relapse rates.
Read the interview ⤵️ https://t.co/gyYjJiGcWZ
Community health workers can play an important role in pediatric care, but many programs remain under-resourced.
Our new issue brief examines the research on CHWs in pediatrics and what’s needed to strengthen and sustain the workforce. https://t.co/dpCsXhaunE
PolicyLab’s Stephanie Garcia and Cynthia Amezcua of FreeFrom published a letter in the @latimes responding to recent reporting on domestic violence restraining orders and gaps that can leave survivors and families at risk. https://t.co/M1AFvLmx73
📰 FRIDAY READING
How Health and Human Service Professionals Can Address Intimate Partner Violence While Supporting the Whole Family
https://t.co/rObrT1YHIu